Dementia Interpreters

Some feedback from the wonderful staff at North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust. After their Dementia Interpreters, Train The Trainer, course, they let us know what they thought.

Some recent comments from people taking the Dementia Interpreter Course. Learning the and helping to build the Dementia Dictionary

We have just added a new batch of definitions into the Dementia Dictionary, and this month has seen the largest amount of new definitions added since the launched a year ago! Huge congratulations and thanks to all of the that have made this possible and are helping people to learn the . Here are just some of the interpreters that have had their interpretations added into the dictionary:

Emily Turner, Sandra Rogers, Saima Khan, Suzanne Hall, Tony Waller, Jessica Toplis, Catherine O'Brien, Rebecca Beaney, Mackenna Lloyd, Delyth Williams Pryce, Harriette Carpenter, Lucy Wenban, Kate Ambrose, Michelle Van Der Jagt, Heather Howard

Congratulations to Diane Stevenson who has just become our latest Level 4 Dementia Interpreter! All of the thousands of registered interpreters are helping to make the world a better place for people living with dementia through their contributions on the Dementia Dictionary, Thank you to all of you!

The Dementia Dictionary will shortly be celebrating it's first anniversary, and it has been an amazing 12 months. We have seen thousands of people become registered and begin to help people around the world to learn the . Everyone here would like to say a huge thank you to everyone that has helped to make the first year so successful. Here from some of our registered Dementia Interpreters in the video below about what attending a Dementia Interpreter course and being part of the means to them.

Say hello to Jenny, one of our newest newest Dementia Interpreters, who attended a Dementia Interpreter session last week. Great to have you on board joining the thousands of other interpreters around the world helping people to learn the on the !

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The Dementia Interpreters course has been doing fantastically well since we designed the course. Rather than telling you why you should take the training we let those who have done it explain what they thought.

Don't forget, we now have the Dementia Dictionary app. Download it today!

For iPhones: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/dementia-dictionary/id1576526051

For Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dementiadictionary.app

Why do 91% of families place the people that they love with dementia into the care system for additional support? The no1 reason is that they have lost the ability to communicate and therefore it is in everyone's best interests. Outstanding dementia support starts with knowledge and attitude, then moves to a willing to change with new knowledge and understanding. Everything in dementia care starts and finishes with communication and this is why every person who supports people with dementia need to become registered dementia interpreters. Call 01376 573999 or e mail [email protected].

Another great session of the Dementia Interpreter course. We let the delegates speak for themselves when it comes to telling you want the course is like.